GoPro Hero 13 has unveiled two new action cameras: the feature-packed Hero 13 Black, priced at $399, and the ultra-compact 4K Hero, priced at $199. Both models are designed to cater to different types of users, from seasoned adventurers and filmmakers to casual enthusiasts.
At the forefront of GoPro’s latest launch is the Hero 13 Black, offering 5.3K video resolution at 60 fps, ensuring ultra-clear and smooth footage. Emmy Award-winning HyperSmooth stabilization technology is also a key feature, ensuring incredibly stable video even in the most challenging conditions.
GoPro’s offering is the new HB-Series interchangeable lens system. This system includes four lens mods that can be swapped out to achieve different visual effects, with the camera automatically detecting the lens type and adjusting settings accordingly.
The Ultra Wide Lens Mod offers a massive 177° field of view, perfect for capturing immersive point-of-view (POV) footage.
Specifications of GoPro Hero 13
The GoPro Hero 13 Black offers several advancements over its predecessor, including improved battery life, higher resolution video capabilities, and new lens compatibility. Here are some key specifications:
Sensor: 27 MP with an 8:7 aspect ratio
Video Resolution: Up to 5.3K at 60fps, 4K at 120fps, and slow-motion at 720p with 400fps
Displays: 2.27-inch rear touchscreen and a 1.4-inch front display
Battery: 1,900mAh (10% larger than the Hero 12), providing up to 1.5 hours of 5.3K recording or 2.5 hours at 1080p
Connectivity: USB-C 3.2, Wi-Fi 6GHz, and Bluetooth 5.0
Weight: 159g
It also includes several lens mods, such as the Ultra Wide Lens Mod and Macro Lens Mod, which allow for more creative shooting options. The camera is waterproof and features enhanced hyper-smooth stabilization up to 4K resolution. Additionally, the new magnetic mounting system allows for easier and quicker attachments.
The Hero 13 Black is available for preorder now, with global retail availability beginning Sept. 10. The Hero can also be preordered, with retail availability from Sept. 22.
